Snapmaker Orca Full Spectrum v0.92 (Pre-release)

Mixed-filament stability and workflow release.
Based on Snapmaker Orca v2.2.4.

Highlights

Removed the Mixed filament layer cycle setting.
Reworked non-height-weighted gradient math to use gradual integer cadence by ratio (minority side anchors to 1 layer, majority side scales progressively).
This prevents abrupt jumps in layer cadence and makes transitions more predictable.

Fixed mixed-filament row labeling so IDs stay compact after deletions in the Mixed Filaments panel.
Fixed regeneration order so auto-generated/precomputed mixes are appended at the end of existing mixed rows instead of being inserted at the front.
Fixed paint/index remapping when adding physical or virtual filaments so existing painted mixed regions keep their intended virtual filament mapping.
Fixed edge case where the first mixed filament could be temporarily replaced by a newly added physical filament.

Automatic mixed rows can now be expanded and edited through the gradient controls.
Edited auto-origin rows are treated as user-managed entries.
Deleting an edited auto-origin row now keeps that auto pair tombstoned (it will not be regenerated immediately and overwrite user intent).

Updated gradient preview blending to use the FilamentMixer library path for color reproduction.
Preview swatches now better match expected mixed output.

Updated selective mixed-zone contraction so positive values trim only the outside-facing (visible) boundary band.
Internal/shared boundaries are no longer symmetrically contracted.
Outward expansion behavior remains unchanged.

Windows startup/log path handling for non-ASCII usernames (UTF-8-safe path resolution).
Mixed-filament swatch desync/gray-regression fixes in preview rendering.

Removed mixed_filament_cycle_layers from config/UI wiring.
Extended mixed filament serialized metadata with auto-origin tracking to preserve delete/regenerate intent across reloads.
Added diagnostic logging around mixed-filament remap and selective-indentation application paths.

Experimental build with limited testing.
Some projects may show different gradient cadence behavior due to the removal of explicit layer-cycle control.
Use at your own risk.

FilamentMixer color blending integration is powered by FilamentMixer by justinh-rahb.
Library: https://github.com/justinh-rahb/filament-mixer